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counters.
JH. ODYSSEY.
Pres FfR1sisR' L s;saSD;l Bank
Pres. f Union Ss Sss,on., Bank
The snhecrbsrs having supervised the Single Nun
hereby Sss the Shove ars iRs
were this day drawn from the 100000 placed in the
New osssas is Iii. rus.
E T T, E HaEkAfyqnraARD'
No; 5e74s draws Capital Prize. $500 600. sold in
psss ass Ms.
sold in bS:Sn d s. Second csp1 Prize
Gates, Tenn; Baf.les :: T. and Alton. low
$sois dIsxs .aia IN ME- Nsx Orleans. New
in Ss Boston san TTsnSisoH and San Sose ca Wash
mSnd Va, Chester. Neb.. Manor and TeIsrk Kama, Tex
draw. s' soa New e Ssx Orleans.
New YORK San Frapeisco Chissso Port Huron. Mich.
1suen, ttan' West Point "a, Tucson. AriZ, and Nc
Nos so s5e2 $4,000. 1886, 41las. sl4ss draw each
snd Cars M and Toledo ohG San
c. Memps Aht Tenn ana KANSAS x
Mich, Fort Wayne Ind. Pueblo. Col. Carson City,
q Tickets are now ready for Glass &c." to be drawn
on Tuesday, July IL 1887.
Capital Prize sl50000. Wholes. s1O: Halves, e5:
Remit by Postal Note, Express Money Order New
York Exceange Draft.
Address a.
La
Bank. New Orleans La
Remember that the presence of Generals Beaureeard
and Early. who are in charge of the drawings guar
antee OF absolute fairness aud integrity that the
chances are all equal and that possibly d.
vine what number will draw prize
remember that the payment OF all prizes is Guaran-
tickets signed by the president of an institutiop
whose chartered rights recognized in the highest
nous schemes"
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Ing Is the standing of the clubs TO date:
LEAGCE
THE AMATEURS

THE ANATECRS-
The Orion Base Ball Club has organized with the
following players, mostly from the High school
nine, which has disbanded on account OF the
school closing: Crosby, c.: Fisher, p; Johnson
D.; Lackty, = D., bOlVdy, 3 D.; SpT1ngman, -. 5 ;
DOOitttle. ]. T.; HdTtweil, [. L; CarInOdy, r. T.
BeaIl and Boucher, subs. W. e. Douglas, OF No.
1909 sd street, Is the manager. they detected
the LIE DrUitS yesterday evening by a score OF IL
20 TO- FISHER pitched an excellent game, striking
out 10 men and knocking twO-base hit when the
bases Were Iull. The Orlons play the West Ends
Thursday evening next on the Monument grounds
|.
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
vAh TENAH s IMPRoyEp RRoPERTY NO 211s


at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. in front of the premises fs5
f, VIII sell part Ct Lots "a and 25 in square 33l
6y depth OF 81 feet 10 inches an alley being No
S110 tenth street northwest and improved by two
Terms; 0ne-haf or all cash, 1T the option of pur-
cnaser balance in and IL months with interest and
and recording e One
3e1S-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING TWENTY FIVE C25l FEET ON 9
NINTH STREETS EAST, AND RUNNING BACK
ONE HUNDRED FEET, IN THE CITY OF WASH
By virtue Of the provisions Of a deed of trust -
executed by David Atkins and wife the 9Th day ID
of April. A. D. 1876, and recorded in Hber No tHI
S13 folio 44O sea- of the land records Of the
trct of Columbia, the undersigned trustees will on
THURSDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF JUNE, IN
SLANT, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front Of the
premises. offer for sale at public auction to
the highest and best bidder therefor, the fol-
lowing premises, situated in the city of
Washington. District aforesaid, and known the
ground plan of the said city all that part original
Lot numbered three i,, i'll square numbered nine hun
dred and twenty three 1929 contained within the
following metes and bounds Beginning for the said
part of said Lot numbered three at the southwest
of the said Lot and running thence north with the
west line Of said lot hundred uOO) feet; thence
east twenty five C25) feet: thence south hundred
0OO) feet. and thence west twenty-five feet to the
place of beginning.
. These premises are improved by two-story and
basement brick dwelling house, fronting south.
The terms OF sale will be one fourth of the Dur.
chase money in cash. and the remainder in three
payments at twelve, and eighteen months from the
day OF sae with interest secured the satisfaction of
the trustees deposit of one hundred dollars will
required at the time of SALE ALI conveyancing and
cOrdinR at purchasers cost. Reside in days from
time sale ii terms of sale shall be complied with
in that period
,e1s.dsds M MARS, 4 4 G aAk2Ns Trustees.
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NINE j. p. PAnnxh
1107 F STREET NORTHWEST.
IMPORTER

VIII close ont the balance Of her EARLIER IMPORT
ATOMS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES to make
room for nfPoRTATIoNs OF MIDsUNMER
STYLES OF WATERING PLACE HATS AND BON
je0
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer,

one AZ e9yEf
strhk NDs ob E sEa Is HEfExffS
PAF of av5 NE REsF f HF hR2N
ING v9FEIICE DESK. FANCY, TABLEs AND
ffHHkNhs Is SUITES kNP
A ASP oNE FSE
AST -sibESoARS5!: rl bEc6 StES P1SSEk
SHaS sff a. fSSR $A$5 shs
THIRD 1887, at residence No. res 18th street. near
Of WHICH is IN snail ss the entire al
= Real Estate and Insurance
f NA Of N my Rk5Gk ON
hs ~ pSs5' sgstS on sx
two,story and basement s-room new dwelling, with
modern 1Tmprovements Rents readily for $43 Per
deposit Of 800 required on 1sesrts1ss f I'D: ~
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Anctioneess. ,e1s-d
AsD hksHMEhH EFAhE REEs
vii II
Of the premises t 81 ;S s sq - fs 5g
fronting Is feet FRS street. with depth Of 102
basement This property is adapted for comfortable
home or investment.
Terms One,haf cash; balance in one and two years,
notes to bear per cent interest payable semiannu
Ally to be secured by deed of trust all cash at OPP
Of sale Gonxeyaneing &C. at purchaser cost Terms
served to resell at risk and cost OF defau ting pur
chaser, after tive days pupc notice of such resale in
Ros
NEARLY 30 600 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND ON
IN SiXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED. NEAR
KENESAW AVENUE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE car
TWENTY SECOND. AT SIX O'CLOCK, we win eaFS
sell in front of the premises, -
Lot 80, of subdivision Of Eslin's Estate.
This Lot fronts 157 100 feet on 10Th street ex-
tended and is just north Of Kenesaw avenue adjoining
Lanier Heights and Mt. Pleasant; ten minute drive
to pennsylyanis avenue it being large lot can be
Park, and 14th streets.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two years,
notes to bear six per cent interest, payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed of trust prem
lses sold all cash. option OF purchaser deposit
OF $500 required at time of sale. Conveyancng &c,
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with ten
days otherwise right reserved to resell risk and
defaulting purchaser days advertis. ment
in some newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
jelS-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PK0PERTY FkONTING ON TWENTY-FIRsT
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN X AND
STREETS; KNOWN AS No. 1926 TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust bearing date -
on the twentieth day of May, A. D. 1855. and duly :
recorded IN Lber No 112l folio $50 ct sea- oneaI
of the land records of the District Of Columbia
the request of the party secured thereby the under
signed trustees will SELL public auction. in front
NINTH +, pay PAY OF JUNE AD 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK
Washington in said District known and being part
lot numbered twenty-one t2l) in square numbered
seventythre 3) said lot having front of 10 feet
on 2lst street northwest and running back OF
width ftyseven feet the depth OF said lot the
together with the thereon consisting of
atwostory and basement brick dwelling. Terms of sale
Is cash. the balance in and two years. with interest
secured by the notes of the purchaser and deed Of
trust the premises sold all cash. option of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied within ten days from
the day OF SALE the trustees the right to
sell at cost and risk of defaultng purchaser. de-
pOsit of s. 100 required on day OF sale.
CHARLES R. NEWMAN r-,,s.oos
io1Q ADD u
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The NEwS FROM THE BALL FTEIp-wH.r w.Surxe-
Ton oARsMES ARE DOISG-THE .PPRoI ACHING
KEGarTAS THE ARCHERs PREPARING FOR THE
NATIONAL MEET.
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REMEMBER that the presence of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who in charge of the drawings
guarantee OF absolute fairness aud integrity that the
chances are all equal, and that one can possibly
divine what number will draw a prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of all prizes is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL. BANKS Of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware of any imita
lions or anonymous schemes 1t
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men. The following crews have been selected
Four-oared shells: First-R c. Ballantyne bow !:
Barry Adams, 3; S. +. Emmons, 2; j. j. McClos-
Hogan 3; CIV. Bushnell, ,; Willie Albert, stroke
1hird-Frank Appel, bow; Geo. Eldredge, 3; H.
X. Lamb. =; John Edwards. stroke. The winning
shell crew Will then pull against the gig, With s
II. Dent, stroke; ). ID. Trinble, 3; Eugene Nor
gan, 4 Randall Webb, 3; Frank Martin, ?; stuart
Coleman, bow. The crews are evenly matched
and an exciting contest Is to take place Gold
medals Will be awarded TO the Individual winners
dancing reception VIII follow the races.
the men who VIII represent the AnalOstans at
Alexandria. The crews have not yet been Sc
lected although great deal OF rowing Is being
done. This club has more men on the river I'm the
evening than either OF the others. Thursday three
fours and the six-oared gig were out. The new
spired IT with unwOnted energy. X. c. Ballen-
tyne Will pull bow and Barry Adams stroke OF the
The starters In to-day's regatta will be w. w.
Barnan and Edward MaunGer. The Judge at the
finish Will be W. ii. Mckenny.
The AnOlaStanS have decided not to send a crew
10 the regatta OF the Tobacco City Club. which
takes place July Sth.
Deputy Controller Abrams has been elected
member OF the Analostans-
THE ALEXANDRIA REGATTA
President Hurty, OF the Alexandria Boat Club In
conversation with a STAR reporter, said that the
prospects OF a successful regatta on July are
very e,ntcoqraging. IL only needs strong repre-
a decided success. The arrangements are nearly
completed There will be Junior and senior SIN
giles, Junior and senior tours. eight-oared she'll
and two gig races. One gig race win be
open for all, the other only to the crews
In the Virginia State Rowing Association
The course will be from Lighthouse
Point TO the finish In front Of the boat house. one
mile and-a-halI straight away. In all probability
II viii be smooth the water Is quiet four nights
out OF nye. AT the close OF the regatta which be-
gins at 2 80 p. m the visiting crews will be taken
To Marshall Hall as the guests OF the Alexandria
boys, where the prizes VIII be awarded They will
consist or gold medals. No pennants will be given
Twotugs have been engaged for the press officials
&C. Five crews including the Virginias of Rich
mond, and the PetersDurgs, have already entered
the State gig race The Alexandria club will also
have a crew entered.
CANOEING.
The Washington Canoe Club win have regatta
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
The Columbus Southern

The following concerning the
building OF the Columbus and
Southern railroad is from the Co
lumbus Enqui,er-Sun. 1t will
be remembered that the JOURNAL
gave notice some weeks since
hat al engineering corps passed
through Dawson Surveying a line
for this road, but SO they have
done from other points, and we
are assured that The road will
build to the town offering it the
most encouragement, and we say
it with emphasis that Dawson
cannot afford to lose the road. If
it is not built to this point it most
likely will be to Cathbert, and in
that case would very materially
give Cuthberr the advantage oyer
us as a trading point. The En-
quirer- Sun says:
"Mr. G. Gunby Jordan leaves
for New York to-day, where he
goes in the interest Of the Colurn-
bus Southern railroad. We are
not advised as to his plans, but
we VIOLATE no confidence in saying
that on his return he will be able
to tell the people of this city and
OF all the sections AID communi-
ties interested exactly what will
have to be done By them to secure
the eally construction Of this
road.
There is 30 quest .oning the fact
that the Columbus Southern will
be great road for Columbus, and
that it will be built we have no
doubt whatever. But there is a
duty for our citizens to perform,
and we are equally as certain that
they will not fail to do it. No
syndicate will put their hands in
their pockets and build railroads
for communities not in sympathy
with them. They must be met
with q hearty corporation, and
when this is the case paying in
stitations will find no difficulty in
securing assistance. We do not
know what amount our people
will be called upon to subscribe,
though it will be lint a minimum.
They cannot do without the road,
and by the time Mr.. Jordan re-
tnrns should have their minds
made mp as to what they will do
in the premises. The same thing
wall hold good SO far rs the com
munitles south OF us are concern
ed"
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
SASSER DEPARTMENT.
]. H. HAMMOND, EDITOR.


Owing TO pressure Of business, we had
nothing to say last week
Mr.. }. I. Ferguson has been quite sick
with pneumonia for several days, but is
much better now.
Mr.. A. j. Buffers mother has been
quite sick for some time past. Mrs. But
Ter Is quite old Cover so years. and can
live bat a short time, at most.
Mr. b. +. King was seriously sick for
shst inc last week with congestion of
the lungs, but is able to be up at present.
Mrs. w. f Brim, who has been suffer.
ing very much for long time with a pul-
monary trouble, is now very rapidly i'm.
proving.
Mr. B. F. Virgins has moved in, and
the people of Sasser give him and his fam
lily hearty welcome, Mr.. Virgins is
now prepared TO give bis customers plenty
Of good meal.
Mr.. Joe Durham, who has been living
IN Texas for the past four years, has re-
turned, and was in the village on Sionday
last on his way to Coffee county, " here he
expects to abide for time.
Mr.. Henry Turner, Of Bronwood, spent
several days ''ssbexiliage last week.
II was our unhappy lot to .usse with a
fever, temperature at 1888 degrees, on
last Saturday night and Sunday. Better
now, thanks.
Eide again shoots off his msuth in the
Southwestern News. It is not our inten.
ton to enter into any long controversy
with Eide. We will state. however, that
we are entirely TOO nice to have to use a
great deal OF soap at any time, and that we
did not use any during our treatment.
And we will further state that the whols
community are agreed with US in regard
to what we said about Eide in our last.
We have no school at this place, yet
this is not as it should be. We need a
good school here, and the right man can
get good large school by applying ut
once.
Farm operations are progros ing finely
at present in this section. Ne hear no
complaint ab.ut farm hands in our com.
muaity.
Mr.. A. G. Williams, of this place. died
on Thursday of last week. lie had been
in i'll health for a long tire. His remains
were taken to Middle Georgia for inter
ment.
Advice, like castor oil, is easily given
but very hard to take.
We had very severe rain and wind
here on Sunday night last.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
LIVING WITNESSES.
What q Prominent Minister and a
Cultured Lady Say.

WHAT Prominent Minister and a
Cultured Lady Say.
Rev. Joseph Langston is a we'll
known minister anl member Of
the Souta Georgia conference Of
the M. u church south tationed
at Bronwood, on the Southwestern
railroad, and is esteemed by all
who know him.
Mrs. E G. Kendrick is a most
estimable lady and the devoted
wife Of one Of the leading drug
giBts Of Dawson, Ga, and is well
known in this community. Read
what they say:
GENTLEMEN-I very cheerfully
and gratefully certify to the eff
cacy of Swift's Specific in curing
me OF severe case of dyspepsia
which had harrassed me for about
two years. l had it So bat. that I
could rot sleep. Night after
night lay awake unab'a to get
an hours sleep. Ny friends who
had known ne before [ had the
dyspepsia hardly recognized the
same man in me, when the disease
held me in its highest grip. |
may truthfully say that [ had dys-
pepsia about as bad rs a man
could have it not to die. It was
SO sevore that | felt as [ suppose
other dysnebtics TO, as If 1 had
several di farent fatal diseases.
ranging from heart disease to con
sumption. Indeed one physician
stood me out that one Of my lungs
were affected.
After several months OF taking
s. S. s., | was cured and ami en-
tirely well to-day, not having lost
n single day this year in my pas
torql duties. This was last year.
| keep S. S. s. 10 ho 1sehold
medicine, and there are few all
ments, which, by Purifying the
blood are not benefited, and many
cured by the use of Swift's Spc-
citic. JosEPH .. LANGsrOy.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27

TERRELL corarr, JaH p1aaTl9 4.h, o ISL
Whereas, +. r. Orr, having in proper
form, applied for permanent letters Of ad-
mini-tration ca the estate of w. f. Orr.
deceased, I'll and singular tie creditors
and neXt OF kin Of said deceased are here
by notified to show cause, if any they can.
Why lett rs Of administration, as PRAYED
for, Should not be granted said applicant
at The next February term, 1887, Of Terrell
Court Of Ordinary,
H. S. BILL,
1t
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
TO0nccn Seed.

Farmers wishing to go into to-
bacco culture can set choice seeds
from Eon. J. L. H-pderao", Com'r,
OF Agriculture, Atlanta.
Read the notice to farmers:
l will be Obliged if you viii say
to the farmers of Georgia, that /
am prepared to furnish free choice
tobacco seeds OF the following va
rietias
Yellow Oron,co, for yellow
plug wrappers end filters.
Big Havana, for smoking
Applicants S! oald state the area
they wish to plant. A copy Of
Manuel for Tobacco Culture for
Beginners" viii also be sent free
to applicants.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
Commits 5ioner Of Ag!iculturr,

HENRY NJ. STANLEY was given
the freedom OF London the other
day, anIit is safe to say the great
African explorer, if he poeped
through many keyhol9s, discover
ed things in the houses Of the
aristooracy shat wouId bring a
blush to the cheeks oftle uashilt.
ed heajhen Of the Congo.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
-Captain Mitchell. of the 80

Captain Mitchell, of the bark
Antoine Sala, New York and Ha-
wanna trade, came home in
May, entirely helpless with rhou-
metism He went to the moan
taias, but receiving no benefit. at
bis wiie's request beg2n 10 take
Hoods ''arsapuilla- he imme.
diately began 70 improve; in two
m)ntAs bis rheumat5m was ali
gone, and he sailed in command
ofhis vessel a woli nan. Hoods
Sqrsap 'rila will help yon Soll
J., -iri~e
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27

GEN. MosBY is mad aud is anx-
ious to matilafe some onss car
cass. Recsntly, in Washington,
several old war documents were
brought to light showing that an
attempt to brihe the General, who
dill service in the Confsleracy,
vas cansAnplate,i He is now in
vesrigAting taa matter, mad pro.
poses lex tae s2itty parties.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27

THE Salvation Army has struck
Atlanta, and if it saves anything
there it will have to get up early
and hustle late.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27

"PRoHIBITIoN is steadily march
ing on; and the drug business in
kansas is equaled only by the
jug business in Georgia" is the
way the New York World puts it.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
SherHf Sales.
Administrators Sale.

GEORGIA, FULToN COUNTY.
BY virtue Of an order from the Court
of Ordinary Of Fulton County, granted at
the December term, 1885, Of said court.
will be sold before the courthouse door. at
Dawson, Ga, on the first Tuesday IN Feb
ruary next, within the legal hours Of sale,
the following property, to-wit;
1877 acres Of land, lot number 100 12.h
district Of Terrell county Ca, and the
following town lots IN the town OF Bron-
wood, Terrell county, Ga, to-wit: Nos. 3,
!. 81, 80, 81, ~, IS, II. -, IS A., q. 40
10, 81, 50, GO, 1852, GO, GA, c.. g. e3
90, 7i,12, 90, 81, 1894, So, 86,S 1891, 8?
The same being the property of Elan
Johnson, deceased. old for the purpose
of settlements IN division. Terms. ore
half cash and one-ha'f in twelve months
STEVE 4. Johnson & WM. s. PARIS,
A,2t,,ras
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
DAWSON, GA, Dec. 7, 1885.

"A 'rN-'J Ma I(tC. 4, 1000.
For fully nine years l had ca
tarrh. For five years I had it in
the very worst form, how obnox-
ious that is | mead not recount.
! was under treatment OF one of
the most celebrated eye, ear and
throat physicians in the United
States, bat he was Unable to do
me any good. In DESPAIR. [ re-
sorted to numerous patent medi-
ciucs that | saw advertised. but
with no svail. Finally, about six
morths ago ! began to take S. S.
:. IN sheer despe otlou, Tut with
little hope AID no faith in it. Bat
to-day ! am comparatively well.
II deed have been SO benefited
by the S. S. s., that although
skeptical Of its merits, | am com
PEELED by the benefit | have de
rived from It, to testify 10 its un-
questioned Curative powers in en-.
tlrrh ca3es. The best comDli-
mont | can pay it is that ] have
recently recommended il toa nun
Der OF nay Warmest personal
friends.
Mas. L. c. KENDRIcK.
Treatise oa Blood aud SKIN Dis
eases mailai Free.
fpfv si,rff-a 1oret.-,..
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27

The engagement OF Spies, the
condemned anarchist Of Chicago.
to Miss Nina Van .Zaudt is caus-
ing considerable sensation is that
city. Spies is q brutal rufIian, and
said to possess nothing to attract
women in general.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27

IT is said that after his term of
Office expires Secretary Lamar
will make his home in Macon.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27

The negroes of Georgia pay
taxes on IS, $4,000 worth of prop
erty.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
Give Us Ills Name.

We think it due the peopls OF
Georgia that the MarshallvilIe
Times print the name of the
Judge in lower Southwest Geor-
gia spoken Of in the following:
Several hours before the body Of
Chief Justice jackson was buried
the chronic office seekers were
besieging Governor Gordon for
appointment to the Office made va
cant by the death Of Judge jack
son. One Judge we know of in
lower S ". Georgia, who is q
candidate before the Legislature
for various Offices, presented the
Governor with his usual "strong
petition the day before Judge
jackson was buried, praying his
appointment. Oh, shame, where is
thy blush? BE will now rally his
forces" AID press his continued
and never falling fitness" for the
position before the summer ses,
sion OF the Legislature. lie will
be there"
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27

HAzEN, the weather chief, has
passed hence, and we are encour-
aged to hope that operations in
che blizzard factory will not be
quite SO energetic hereafter.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27

The latest attrocity IN Ireland
is evicting tenants and then burn
ing the houses to prevent the re-
turn Of the poor creatures.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-01-27
Ples &c l>cn't Forget 1t
II. S. BILL,
lrnin.rr,

Tha' Dr. 4 James Capuo5je hgica +,
in a'cuta India. trem he rur
e5' aisl best alive Hemp. and is TIE oslr
remedy, eilhg thar county crtht thal
will -pc si;jyc,y ard rermane,l.iv carr
consumption, B.oIrsl Sis. AstA-
na. &;saa N&fs;, a., ana &cryur
jcDiiitY, or break a. fresh cold in q
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